2018-09-05, 19:04
Hello,
I have three different Kodi boxes running on Raspberry Pi 3. I am running OpenMedaiVault (OMV) as a file server for my Kodi boxes. OMV is running on a Rock64Pro box.
When I try to play a movie on any of the kodi boxes that use OMV for storing the files, Kodi freezes after about 50-52 seconds (I have tried NFS and SMB). I sometimes have to unplug Kodi to get it working again. The NFS and SMB shares all look to be set up correctly as I can access them just fine, and streaming the same move to my local PC works fine too.
In the Kodi logs, I see the following:
WARNING: CRenderManager::WaitForBuffer - timeout waiting for buffer
WARNING: Previous line repeats 2 times.
ERROR: Read - Error( -1, 110, Connection timed out )
Full log: https://paste.kodi.tv/isovudeyus
I am hoping someone might have an idea what could be going on.
Update: I wiped the image on the OMV and just setup Debian with NFS and I have the same problem. I guess the issue is with the RockPro64 board, although I have no idea what the problem is...
Thanks!
I have three different Kodi boxes running on Raspberry Pi 3. I am running OpenMedaiVault (OMV) as a file server for my Kodi boxes. OMV is running on a Rock64Pro box.
When I try to play a movie on any of the kodi boxes that use OMV for storing the files, Kodi freezes after about 50-52 seconds (I have tried NFS and SMB). I sometimes have to unplug Kodi to get it working again. The NFS and SMB shares all look to be set up correctly as I can access them just fine, and streaming the same move to my local PC works fine too.
In the Kodi logs, I see the following:
WARNING: CRenderManager::WaitForBuffer - timeout waiting for buffer
WARNING: Previous line repeats 2 times.
ERROR: Read - Error( -1, 110, Connection timed out )
Full log: https://paste.kodi.tv/isovudeyus
I am hoping someone might have an idea what could be going on.
Update: I wiped the image on the OMV and just setup Debian with NFS and I have the same problem. I guess the issue is with the RockPro64 board, although I have no idea what the problem is...
Thanks!